Thursday, February 7, 1920.
LA GRANDE - EVENING' OBSERVER
Paw PUr'i-
Local News In Brief
to no to KilBWio ..- I Sir. Dloii Iauvcs
CiiluiTt IJuhl, of l.u Gnindii. in W. Dion, uf Knokune. lift todav
planning to spend thu weekend, in ! for linker to bp Bono two duys on
liugeno. .1' i business. Mr. Dion hus hem in
J.p Uraiulc for sovenrnl Uuyi."
Ilr. W'lilui Comes
V. While, of Hulier,
In this cily. Ho Ik tit
hold. ; . -'
In VUtitinK
Ithu, l"'oloy
jlr. Unit' Hen ; :.,
V. U. Hiilo, of Elgin,! Is ii visitor
In this city, ilo la ut the Foley
hotel.
Jlr. U'flih Conies ' i , .-
11. J. Webb, or KIkIii; arrived In
I.a Grande yesterday und U regis
tered ut tho l-'oley hotel. - .
Jlovti ltesldeuce
Mr, nhd iMi-8. . A. Kuyre und
family huvo moved their resldc:iiee
to'iaiic J'-ounli auvut from 1707
Wulifut,. the torme.r loeullun.'
Troup 13 Wins ;. ;
i 'Boy Kcout Troop No. 13 was vic
tor owr Troop' No. 3 by, u score
of 12 to 10 in a basketball game
played Tuesday night.
Injures kiuiu- .
-Mrs. I'. U. McMillan, who live
seven miles from l.u Grande, fell
Monday and wrenched her- knee.
She. la reported to be getting along
all right. ' , . . .
To lliuilington-
Mrs. Holen Houck, of La Orande,
went to Huntington t today whero
she will work. '
Mr. Xruiieri LutveM
Vincent Neupcrt, of Raker, re.
turned to his home today after via
Iting fur a short time In this city.
Mother !Ik i
Mrs. A. I. McOull, of foliar Knlls, '
Iowa, mother of Dr. It. G. McCall,
of this city, died Sunday. . Her Gov to Welsor . '. ' i
(laughter. Mrs. Wr. ' H. Hayless, of i; A. a. Peterson, of Ban Francisco,
i hicuxo. wns with Mrs. McCall In.Cul., who has been In l.a Grande
Ciular Fulls before and at the time on business, went to Welser, Idu.,
or her death. The funeral was. today,
held Tuesday. !
dhauf llesitleiu'e .
Charles Witty, of KIhIii, is a-vis-Hur
In l.a Grunilo today, lie is
at the Foley hotel. ' '
I-'rom Allii'l -
J. S. liryunt, of AUcel, arrived in
this city yesterday. He Isat the
Saeajawea Inn.
Jlr. Humphreys III
C. M. Humphreys is reported lo
he ill at his home. He is munici
pal jude or La Grande. : ;'
.Mr. Nell VKIIs
: Kihvard Nell,
I'mni llaker .
Mr. und Mrs. 8. M. Mumiry, of
Haker, have left Ui Grande fol
lowing a short visit. , They stayed
ut the l.a Grande hotel. ;
Mrs. Hess. Return
.Mrs, K. O.' Hess, of I Grande,
returned this morning from Tilla
mook, Ore., where' shu : bun lieen
visiting her. daughter, Miss Mild
red Hess. Mrs. Hess suys tho
weather ut Tillamook - has, been
luvely although they had the .first
snow In sin year -there, recently,
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I'ep Meet '
. The freshman class at La Grande
High school held 8 pop-, incetlnft
at . 1(1:30 o'clock tlils morning to
'heighten Interest in school activi
ties. Talks were .made by Morris
llaker, president of the student
To Visit In los Angeles
Plllldnttn llllrhannn n,l
baby son. Robert, of I-u Grande. "y. "V Nlclt Hughs, class prcsl
arc leaving today for Los Angeles : d"nt' Rlld ,hn live w ires. Songs
to be gono a month on business. eru also piactlced.
From Arlington j Modleul lllilo Book , ' ' '
: Mr. and Mrs. C. It-. 'Miller, of! T,, lrKl edition of the Oregon
Arlington, nro In La Grande. They I Medical Itlue Hook has just been
aro . registered ut tho Bacajawea !
Inn. , j
of HlllKbpro,- Im it
visiter In this city, He Is at the
Kacajnwea Inn. , t 'j . t-"
if ii v.iw;g
VWt Frlenils lleri 1' ' ' : 1
.Mrs. D. H. Harris )(nij; daughter
are visiting Mis. prace Wille.lt .lind
relatives and friends in La p ramie.
They are on thdlr .way, to. Lostille,
Tliey have been spejttllng t-he winter
In t'uinberland, ash. ::'
Mcn.CIiib to Mvvt ";' ;
(j Th.l'ioljyti'riun Mun('ctub will
.iiiipot; 'v(th .ynne nolinqliamp nt
1704. Firnt Btrct't at 8 v'clqk this
nvenintf." Genu WulktM,;, Vbt tho
Kasti-rn Oregon Light s.l.owr
company. v 111 uprak tp thu min on
f'Kli'Ctriuity." " Tho club ; was "to;
hiivo iiiot ut tho homo of ( M.!
Humphreys, bat due to his tllncuM,
the, mooting pluce was. changed.
I'uleast d. it Ih announced. The 1929
book IImIh tho rollowing l.u GraiiUo
and Hot Lake phyiclttnt: iGeorge
j L. Higgers; Ul U- ljouvy, president
j or the Oregon. Hlate,; Medical 80-,-elety
and a direetor of tho Pregon
: l'ubllc Health league,; Olareju'e yJt
Qllstrap, l)dvln G. ivby, AVfHhig
ton V, AteAdory, a bouneUor of.tho
Oregon - Statu ModlealY fiociety:
,1'rank, Hulston, '""Webster K.
Uhm, Lewu Wilkes, -'Krneat K, Mc
Cown, Mark T. Thy. and Willam
T I'hy, a director of tho Oregon
l'ubllu Heullh leuguo. . ' j v, '
Law ton 8 1 ear n', son. of J. K,
Stearns, city recorder, has passed
tho state examinations Tor junior
pharmacy. This enlitlea him to
practice In any store In the state.
bill. H. B. 127. and H. H.. 341. re
lating to tho keeping of stute land
board records.
H. 8588 legalising 'divorces In
certain cases was indefinitely post
poned. Tho house accepted tho report
of the counties and cities com
mittee that vetoed senate bill .14,
Intvsrim'Rff salaries of certain Lake
county officers do pass over tho
governor's, veto.
. VsiMl Car rifblem
5 Tho dtnand tbat .whatever is
done by the state legislature In the
Failure to Realize Dignity Of
Labor Given as Cause of Crime
' ltecnuso they don't reullLe the
dignity of rommon lubor, they get
into trouble. To leurn tho dignity
of work is the greatest asset a
person can have even If ho bo
comes u millionaire. Men who get
between the clamps of the law have
many limes said, "I'll steal before
I'll do that kind of wrU,"- and
they do. Driven to the last extrem
ity and confronted with tho neces-
rcduction of nutomoblle licenses slty of earning a living a limn stal ls
shall recognise used cars will not
down. At u meeting of tho joint
roads and- highways committees
with' writing n bad check, .if lift
Is lucky with his first crime grad
ually he becomes a hardened
Visit Mrs. Sleiihen
Mrs. - Marie Stephenson and
daughter, Mario lxu, of I'omlosa.
returned to their homo this morn
ing. They havo been visiting in
l.a Grande with -Mrs. I. M. Stephenson.
Visiting I'Yom tlocilt '-
Mrs. Hayes and little son. Le
land, of Joseph, are In IJi Grande
toduy whero Mrs. Hayes Is receiv
ing medical treatment. They will
return luto this ufternoon to their
homo.
house bill 280, the measure reduc
ing licenses but. not recognising
used rats, it wns stated that the
committees will have before them
soon unothcr bill providing for a
scnio of reductions on used cars.
'llen"T. Osborne, exectlve secre
tary of the state federation of
labor: O. M. Whipple, a farmer of
Marion county; O. A. Garrett,
farmer of roseburg, wero all cri
tical of tho measure, contending
that because or the proposed .one
cent Increase in the gasoline tax
the change would actually bring
no relief.
After a spirited debnto tho sen
ate today sent back to the commit
tee on eduentlun. with numerous
requests for amendment, senate bill
82, which . provides that normal
schools shall have the same privll-
n.ay bo:ndnilltcd to the West l'olnt ,lHl0 ,,,0BU , lailllll, Bonull ,,.
Wednesday night, called to discuss I criminal. This Is the opinion or
ItoMivos Apilntnicnt
Kain Wulker, of Ii Grande, re
ceived notlco yesterday of his ap
pointment as ' rirst alternate to
West Point. - Mr., Walker took his
examination in llaker Jan. 12. - Ho
academy by full, ho .believes.
the oonsti;uctiuiv. of. durmitoiies.
A. O, H. Supper l'lBiiiiexl ..
Officers or tho A, G. S. or 1 .11
Grande- High school met at thu
hume of Miss Klloanor 12. Vernon
lor an executive meeting last night.
IMuns were discussed for an A. G.
St annni.t- to tin irlven nn Knit 31
j ItnfrpiilimentH n-AI-e nerved women
ud ioiiriinient. Those in attend
ance were: Ituth' Smalley, Mary -, These rules have been proscribed
Gould IN.ir.ions. Ituth Gelbel, There- propounded tu VuthullcH by cc-
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OVER HIS DOMAIN
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MEN! WAIT A MINUTE!
Have you stopped to think - - have you begun to
realize - - that the end of this Sale is Near? Have
you purchased All Your Needs have you taken i
full advantage of our,' .;:. '
sa Tabor and the hostess.
SttMitM Glvo 1'roKrant
ijiRt night at Hot Lake seven &
Grande boy scouts put on a dem
eleHlastlcal authority since 1 the
church's beginning.
New Kx 1 tori ii i em
Italy's agreement to secure its en-
women who como before tho jus
tice court aro loss than 30 years of
age. says Mr. lirady.
' Oho ot the most common reasons
why these pentons get Into trouble
with the law Is that of "no wurk,"
either hticaiiKO of hutiueHS or shtft
les.sne.sH, In inoHtcas(s an econ
omy of resources would enable
thiiiu to get along with tho amount
of money they earn... ho Htut.'
Many; of these persons bt-Uete
that society' owes them a living
and that's whero tho troublu be
gins. Mr, Ilmdy says, , J en orally
they fellow tho imth of least resis
tance and when they come In the
grip of the taw- they nro usunlly
sorry but they think they were
justiried lit doing what they did
even though it lead to trouble.
BOY SCOUT WEEK .,
TO BEGIN OVER
NATION FRIDAY
(Continued from Page 1)
Hugh !!. Urady, judge of the Jus-
tire court In Im. (irai.de.
Mr. Hrady bases his convictions
on his experiences with Juvenile,
and regular work of the court, on
his yeai-s of practice as an attor
ney In Portland, on his experiences
in foreign countries and on obrt'i
vatlon of people as he has worked
In relief activity In the Ited Cross,
HlUs' lodge, American Legion und
other organizations.
"Lack of concentration In Hfo
and Innoculatlon with the virus of
ambition peculiar to tho American
people. Is tho basic cause, of much
crime," he states.
The reason for these dangerous
attitudes of conceit and fulse pride.
Judge lirady believes to he found
in tho homo. These young per
sons aro the products of either
ueglect In tho home or lack of dis
cipline, l'eople. of the western
civilisation aro tho product of
force dating back In tho days of
the, military Jtuman oinplro and we
are yet too used to it to grow to
maturity without a. certain amount
of discipline. It Is only in tho East
ern countries where the "peace on
earth good will to men" attitude
1u nn vr MtiocitMwf til fni' tlm Knur.
einers have flourished under a 1
mild and gentle discipline through
tho ages. It Is tho ideal but
cannot be carried out In western ancient Hpanish doubloons; pieces
civilisation nil at once the chango of gold, and rare old Jewelry of an
must como gradually, ho says, I estimated value of $60,000, One of
The majority of tho men and the cannon bore the date of Hi 8 7.
this honor Curl Douhan, Km est
Itriggs.
Life srout Adam iM'Ighlon, Itol
lin HesNler, Howard Lyman.
Kugtu scout Wood row l umer
ell. ,
nOHKItUliCl, Ore., Keb. 7 (API
A minimum temperature Of IS
degrees above ut 8 o'clock this
morning was the lowest to be re
ported by tho weather bureau hero
for tho pat five years.
I I SHOES'-MOSIERV I
Across from lohnenkainp9
ltrilllKK AI'HOKS , '
A wide vurlety ot styles and
colors . .- .
4 If mill Su
Doubloons Worth
$50,000 Are Found
' . ' HAVANA, Keb. 7 ( A1 Vour
flHhermeu browsing about the
aeh near ftutabano, Cuba, Tue-
lay excavuied four old cannon, in
it Oie muirxles of which they foun.)
WE B U Y FOR T ESS
K SELL FOR Li ESS
SPRING SHIRTS
Fancy Ilroadcloths and
Mud ru s Distinctive pat-,
terns In light grounds At
tached collar-
$1.49 - $1.95
, Ladies' Silk Hose
All Hilk to the top, doublo
soles, C-ply hcclis and lues
guaranteed. :
New Spring Shades-
$1.00
NSwYork"
Destroyers of Hlifh Prices
K'onslratlon a iiurt of tho meokly forccmcnt tlirotlitltout tho country;
SS 1 program hold for the benefit of J" cnureiy now experiment in
j i patient and KUcatH there. Aurlon n"' modern country, und Is one for
H'Kcynolds told what u tenderfoot .which the , Holy Kec haa fouKht to
J scout haa to do to attain tho rank, 'obtain from various Itullun govern
H Max Ktoddurd explained hc second menta for moro thnn a thouHund
class acout requirements. Holland .veal's. Uiu-InK the whole period of
S Hcussler told ubout tho first clnss tho temporal power 1.110 years
scouts. Howard l.yman, atar; Clalro the Italian ifovernmcnts-resisted the
H.Thomus, life: Vlrffll KochensparK- move, and received reinforcement
H ' or, eagle and Clair Perkins about ri-om Ihe, emperors of Krunce and
K 'whnl a scout can do beyond tho (lermnn' rulers who wished to free
eagle ranK. a. w. ixeison spoao thenisqlt es from liny . further re
5 of the scouting organlnation. Aftor .strlctlutr of LHs.lv aovorelKiilty by the
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CLINT'S CLOTHIERY'S
uit Business
Offers the Most For Your Money That Has Ever Been
Offered the Men of La Grande iti a Generation
TIME IS SHORT I
Prices Tremendously Wrecked
You'll need to hurry if you will profit'by taking advantage of the
'sensational reductions and ;'. .
- LOW CLOSE-OUT PRICES
': ' .. JSOW BEING OFFERED ON MEN'S AND .
. ' ;.T). ,,? -n, :;v. YOUNd MIAN'S FINE, .. ,ry -i
1 r k StITS - OVKRCO ATS -- FURNISHINGS
SHOES - OXFORDS --If ATS - LUGGAGE ETC.
i t , ; Just Stop And Think! r
You Can Buy Right Now:
TWO SUITS AT THE
PRICE OF ONE
IWPPENHEIMER - MICHAELS-STERN & CO.
and Others All Going Regardless of
' What They Cost i ,
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the program refreshments wero church,
served by Dr. and Mrs. W. TV Ihy. I
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. Judgo Flint Hero
1 C. H. Klnn, of Los Angel
and formerly . a resident of- La
Grundo, Is' In this city winding up
legal affairs and visiting friends.
Mr. Klrin' is, with Judgo Mcbride
of tho statu' supremo cotrrt. 'dno of
tho oldest active practitioners in
Civil Case Nears
Circuit Court Jury
,.i(,trhH,iK'.nf T(ilAaJlvwayilv8
lAxt'uyylift .Hkeon. Is continuing In
tho state and oldest in i.a Grand. I l ,' run iuay. u w cMv
H was ii e,I(..nt f Il Grand... to K t,,,H "fternoon,.
Hvlnir in Old Town when tlw, lnH!Th" ll'"ltirr (m suing for ,
iiniin whlcii Iji fii.in.1.. Im Hir ti.t.wi U'gpd i'o on an account.
was two farms, one of which he
longed to I ten Grandy. on whoso
homestead tho Im Grande Hotel is
now located, and tho other belong
ing "to Joseph i'ulmer. Mr. Klnn
was thu first mayor of tho city of
La Grande, which office ho held
for three terms. Mr. Klnn has two
children in wan Francisco, Mrs.
It. ,. Newlin. - formerly or Iji
Grande, and W. H. .Finn, travel
ing druggist.
TODAY- FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Adults -Children
Logcs -
CARKLN BILL
GOES BEFORE
LEGISLATURE
(Continued from Pass 1)
which a puhlic heating held Wed
nesday night developed no serious
ohjeotluns... atui-live. CarJiJn bill In
creasing thu fees on gross Insur
anc ureluluinslo a level with those
churged In California.
AttltouKh the ratO to be charged
In tho excise tax measure has not
been written in as yet, It is ex-
peeled to be placed at 4 per cent.
which j would raise between 00(.
OfiU and 700,00 a year It Is estim
ated, Jt Is prp4tde(l, however, that
this revenue shall bo diverted to
rcduco the direct property taxes
now being paid for stale purposes
so it will not feature in tt prob
lem of funding the l-'.OUO.OOU de
ficit tho state is facing.
Iloust TascH Hill
House members voted this morn
ing to Increase salaries of district
Judges In Multnomah county from
$:iuoo to $360u and to Increase tho
number of judges from three to
four. At the same time they pased
II. 11. 337 which slightly Increases
district court fees In Multnomah
county.
The house also passed a repeal
ne-na
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COME! Give us a chance to prove to you beyond any question of
a doubt that Right Here Right Now, are your Greatest Cloth
,ing Savings.. v
0NT (mttVEgy
WTH STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE"
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fell)' Hear lt! WBK . i1Icar It
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